A one-time organic egg farm in Boulder County may become one of Colorado largest pot farms if a Wyoming investor succeeds in getting approval for the change.
But neighbors worry about security if the farm turns to medical marijuana, and lawyers warn the proposal may not be possible under a recently passed state law that bans growers from supplying pot to multiple dispensaries.
The 67-acre farm has been bought by Scott Mullner, who is a city councilman in Laramie, Wyo. Mullner says he has no plans to grow the marijuana himself but bought the farm as an investment.
Mullner has applied for a county zoning change to allow his pot farm to begin. But neighbors have complained about security concerns, and the application is on hold.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: KDVR-TV
Author: Associated Press
Copyright: 2010 KDVR-TV
* Thanks to MedicalNeed for submitting this article
But neighbors worry about security if the farm turns to medical marijuana, and lawyers warn the proposal may not be possible under a recently passed state law that bans growers from supplying pot to multiple dispensaries.
The 67-acre farm has been bought by Scott Mullner, who is a city councilman in Laramie, Wyo. Mullner says he has no plans to grow the marijuana himself but bought the farm as an investment.
Mullner has applied for a county zoning change to allow his pot farm to begin. But neighbors have complained about security concerns, and the application is on hold.
NewsHawk: Ganjarden: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: KDVR-TV
Author: Associated Press
Copyright: 2010 KDVR-TV
* Thanks to MedicalNeed for submitting this article
